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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 273, 8 April 1911, Page 5

MILITARY OVERCOATS—A BOON TO FARMERS. Since tlio advent of these coats on the market a couple of years ago tliey have grown into popularity to such an extent as to seriously imperil the oilskin trade. The coats in 'question are those supplied to the British Army l>y the Imperial C.overnment and after a period of service are called in. and, after being thoroughly overhauled and fumigated under medical inspection, are sold by the Army Stores. The Melbourne Clothing Company h:is been fortunate enough to secure a splendid lot of the riding coats, with deep capes, all specially selected goods, in most perfect condition, and now offer them for sale at prices hitherto unknown in Taranaki. The coats are of the highest possible grade, made of heavy blue vicuna and lined with best quality red serge. Price, complete with capo and belt, '27s (id; or without cape 23s Oil. 'Come and secure one: they'll give years of splendid service.—Advt. DELAY IS DANGEROUS. There is no class of ailment that affects the svstem nuicker than bowel complaints, and ar.v delay in treating diarrhoea, or colic is dar."crou«. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy is the only remedy that is absolutely :e!hh!e in en?"? of this kind, nr.d as s-'s of tliis kind, find ■nvs be kept in the' house, pokl by chemists and storekeepers. 1